Community Meeting Notes and Local Plans
A dense report outlines upcoming events and civic concerns in the Monroe Avenue Chapel area. Items include social, educational, and religious activities, street repairs, and a proposed street railway extension petition by residents of Dugelles and vicinity. The night features lectures, committee meetings, and a plan for a young men club house at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Street
Th O We Street Railway
Wiernoon
Jacob Krpey
Dugelles
Maklage
Whreet
Alout
Eee
Sed Vugellen
Ube
Peach Festival At Monroe Avenue Chapel In Evening
A flower filled peach festival at Monroe Avenue Chapel last night drew a large crowd of local residents. Young Sunday school members organized the event with free admission, several dessert and ice cream booths, and decorations that created a bright cheerful atmosphere amid conversations and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Monroe Avenue Chapel
Monroe Avene Chapel
Pereon Oret
Louw Bowmen
Lottie Alnel
Ginny Ewest Boothes
Misses Huttle
Grace King
Susie Pond
Mary Beekman
Lizzie Vashpa
Mrn
Light fingered thief pockets watch in Plainfald
Walter Manning, son of JL L Manning of West Beneath street, left his father's shop on Central avenue and West Front street to visit Madison avenue. He returned to find his gold pocket watch missing, suspecting a thief who sold the item uptown. The Ridin Academy segment highlights a separate note on cowboy tricks and a fair update for 1893 focusing on preparation and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Manning
JL L. Manning
West Beneath
Central Avenue
Front Street
Madison Avenue
Walter
Watt
Temperance rally opens Howell Division meeting with moral address
The Howell Division of Temperance held its season opening with a varied program including song, prayers by Rev Barnes, readings by Mian Scrity and Try Mattox, and remarks by Brother Ayers. Rev Herpes discussed liquor use, comparing past customs to present drunkenness, and noted women’s pivotal role in temperance efforts despite male attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell Divison
Tempersanor A
Messing
Brother Ayers
Theo
R. Barnes
Methodist Church
Mins Try Mattox
Mr. Barnes
Emma Apgiewan
Mise Berthaviam
Cemarkally
B. Ayers
Herpes
Wes
Ronda
Tam O' Sbaater
Woman battles blaze at Richmond Street home
At nine oclock last night a fire broke out in an upper bedroom of A L Jennings house at 215 Richmond street. Women in the family fought the flames without calling the fire department, extinguishing most of the blaze before help arrived. cause remains undetermined though a parlor match is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omecer
Richmond Street
Second
Third Street
A. L. Jennings
Jone
Peter
Open Air Concert at Arlington Hotel Grounds
Henry Windham proprietor of the Arlington hotel plans an open air concert next Tuesday evening. An orchestra of fourteen will perform on the lawn with a minute quartet providing singing. The program runs from eight to eleven o clock. Decorations begin tomorrow with evergreen wreaths and ropes, electric lights, and a lawn setup to enhance the event. Edward Coosbee assists with decorations and is preparing the hotel grounds. The public has given consent for the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Widdham
Arlington Hotel
Spother
Edward Coosbee
Two Weddings and a Nighttime Arrest in Evans
In Evans, a double wedding at 406 East Fifth Street linked Miss Martha Acheson and Blair of Best Second Street, with guests praising the scene's brightness and joy. Later, Constable Jacob Kinney surprised two men camping near West Frost Street. after a tense standoff they fled, revealing the night’s attempt at pillaging garden tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samueth
East Fifth Street
Martha Acheson
Saan
Ee Blair
Melwnehl
Jacob Kinney
Evans
Front Street
Kinney
Agate
Ahbeime
Barly
Newark
K Riney
Hurting Circus and Menagerie Opens Outdoor Show
Despite threatening weather, crowds flocked to the Hunting Circus and Menagerie to see open den cages, star rider acts, and a clean, well behaved show. The event featured elephants, camels, ponies, and a strong sideshow, with careful observation finding no misbehavior among staff while promising a successful patropage. The Providence report notes a well rested crowd and polite service, with Deckien's Arases Ruste offering the best salve claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banda
Wa Xe
Providence
B. L
Tete tapi 9 raoma, all good depot neighborbout
Fragmentary notice describes a mortgage or loan arrangement involving a person named M. L. W. and an address 215 Eas Fullb Street. It references collateral valued at $150 for a one year term and mentions a C. P. in a quarter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raoma
Drem
Eas
Wis
C. P
Coarter
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Craig
Mon Ve Avene Chapel
Mowell
Oeenra
Johaston
Molchick
Buryugil
Orig
Votuer Press
Womlay
West Fourth Street
Deworll
Monroe Avenue
Austin
Clurch
Gentral Lodge
Muewalke
West Fifi
Arington
Central
Panwood
John Otinegs
T. J. Nicholls
Wm. H. Lake
George Kyte
Apmelles
Comte
Cain
Tad Che
Wight
Crescent Riding Academy
Horsea
Ald
Lwork
Muirheid
Wll
Trenton
Edward Collimede
Queens
N. Y
Seyes F
Braxomern
Pitts
Braxbarri
Mick
Satan
Temperanen
Caaninaran
THER
Wearts United
West Frost Street
Madzight
Deckien
K W. Randolph
CSRS
Marshal North Plainield
Aero Rr
Arisienaerie Eeern
Alice Work
Aberet
Peumas
Adres P
Hon K. City
White City
Lakeside
Plainfield
North Avenues
Yorr
Chamgrs
Walt
Tor
Passaic
Plainfind Packing House
I. M. Ulrich
Great
Ste
Toa
Hotel
Ogear GI Mainaveame
Stratford
HJ. Oon
A.W. Lymar
Bob Hiss
The
Aline Ocean Grove, N. J
Millar
Park Avenue
Place
Masege
Collier
Lot Reser
Neuman Bos
Stes i
John Neagle
Dave
West Front
Mair
Thien and
Chikires
MOY
Park Avs
Fourth Street
U. B. Crane Hatter
West Pomeier, Mee
Tony Musteo
Howard A. Pope
Peck
Waverley Park
MacCordstey
M. French
Somerset Street
Priestley
New York
Edsall’s
SHOHS
New York City
Largeat Shoe Howe
New Jersey
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